I like Debbie's approach:
> Clarinet players use cigarette papers , might be worth a try.
The reason I like it is that I also had this very same problem a while back.
But things change and teeth do move, and the problem eventually went away. For
that reason, I'd prefer an obviously temporary solution over a costly and
illusorily permanent one.
The wax won't hold and will just get sqeezed between your teeth and gums. The
cigarette paper is thin enough that it may not significantly change how your
lips press against your teet but thick enough to take the edge off the tooth.
I haven't tried it, but I would before making any permanent changes to my teeth.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
--Damon
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